Add trailing period on "This reverts commit ..." line
When a commit is reverted with the Web UI, the generated commit message includes the line "This reverts commit <sha1>" without a trailing period. However, if the same revert is done manually from the command line with `git revert`, the generated commit message includes the line "This reverts commit <sha1>." with a trailing period. Update the message generated when reverting from the Web UI to include the trailing period on the line. Change-Id: Iacb09a25bce2335ea65ad46d2676828cb402eb1d
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# Changes to this file should also be made in
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# gerrit-gwtui/src/main/java/com/google/gerrit/client/changes/ChangeMessages.properties
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revertChangeDefaultMessage = Revert \"{0}\"\n\nThis reverts commit {1}
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revertChangeDefaultMessage = Revert \"{0}\"\n\nThis reverts commit {1}.
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reviewerNotFound = {0} does not identify a registered user or group
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groupIsNotAllowed = The group {0} cannot be added as reviewer.
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